Jayson Lowe argues that implementing the Infinite Banking Concept demands character traits like ambition, perseverance, resilience, and faith passed down across generations. Money is easy to transfer, but values require deliberate work. He recommends building a family command post to teach the banking system together.
People immediately think, oh, if they're talking about infinite banking, they must be talking about cash values. No, no, we're talking, we're talking about generational ambition, perseverance, resilience, generational work ethic, generational gratitude, generational faith, generational commitment to family. Transferring all of that and then the money accompanying that, that equips the next generation to only amplify it. The money is the easiest to transfer. It's just a transaction. The rest of it is much more difficult. It's, it's much more tough to transfer that. So it requires, it requires work. It's not something that you can just wing it. It's no different than stepping onto to, to a battlefield. If you and I woke up this morning and said, hey, we're just going to go ahead and take the field, I'm pretty sure one of us would say, we might want to meet up at the command post. Well, if you take that very same frame of thought into the family banking system, create your command post, bring the family together and have that discussion and start mapping it out. Because people look to us all the time. How do I do that? Well, we can give you some great guidance and some great framework, but we can't put your family banking system command post together for you. You've got to do that.
